Alla Pugacheva

Alla Pugacheva, born on April 15, 1949, in Moscow, is a legendary Russian singer, songwriter, and actress. Known as the "Queen of Soviet Pop Music," she gained fame with the 1975 hit "Harlequin" and has since become an iconic figure in Russian music. Her powerful voice and emotional performances have made songs like "Million Roses" classics. In recent years, Pugacheva remains influential in the music industry, mentoring young artists and making occasional public appearances. Despite her semi-retirement, she continues to be celebrated for her enduring contributions to Russian culture and entertainment.
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- 1949-04-15 · Moscow, RSFSR, USSR [now Russia]
Known for
- The Irony of Fate, or Enjoy Your Bath! (1976) — Vocals
- Eurovision Song Contest (1956) — Self - Contestant
- Monologue (1973)
- Big Difference (2008) — Self/Guest
- Old Songs about the Main Thing 2 (1997) — богатая соседка
- Old Songs About the Main Thing 3 (1998) — малоизвестная певица на кинопробах
- Old Songs about the Main Thing 4: Postscript (2000)
- Eurotrash (1993)
- How to Become a Star (1986)
- Over the Rainbow (1986) — Svetlana Mikhailovna / Sirena Akheloevna (singing voice)
- A Woman That Sings (1979) — Anna Streltsova
- Chasing Two Hares (2003) — Antonina (Tonia) Koroviak
- Foam (1979) — певица на кинофестивале
- Wonder Season (1985) — "таксистка"
- A Center from the Skies (1975) — Nina Chelnokova (singing voice)
- Ein Kessel Buntes (1972) — Self